Minister Simon Harris visits Curragh
Edited press release
Simon Harris, Secretary of Higher and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, and Agriculture, Food and Maritime Affairs Minister Martin Heydon were interested observers at Curragh last week when the education group The education and skills of the racing industry showcase their products.
The event is organized by equuip, the education and training arm of Horse Racing Ireland, and brings together many components of the learning community in the racing and breeding industry.
Minister Harris and Minster Heydon met with students, apprentices and graduates from a range of industry learning centers such as the equuip, the Irish Horse Racing Regulatory Commission (IHRB), the Academy and the Center RACE-Racing education, Thoroughbred Breeders Association of Ireland (ITBA), National University of Ireland, Farrier School, Together for Racing International (TFRI), Godolphin Flying Start thoroughbred industry leadership program, Agri Aware and Teagasc.
“I am delighted to be visiting The Curragh and hearing from a range of stakeholders in the equestrian industry,” said Harris. We know how important this industry is to Ireland and we need to showcase what we have here to the world.
“I am also delighted to see Horse Racing Ireland partner with our Advanced Education Area to ensure that they have the skills they need in the industry. This industry partnership is important to ensure an apprenticeship can provide a real and substantial career path, with the ability to learn and earn, knowing you will also receive a recognized qualification. receive. Next year, we will launch a new apprenticeship program for Stud Farm Assistants. ”
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